The Banner May 11 1922 Russell edition details
The Banner published at Main St Russell announces weekly publication and subscription rates in effect. It lists Joseph McIntyre as publisher and shows the Thursday date May 11 1922.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
2
The Banner published at Main St Russell announces weekly publication and subscription rates in effect. It lists Joseph McIntyre as publisher and shows the Thursday date May 11 1922.
The essay argues farmers receive goodwill from towns and are not solitary benefactors. It notes mutual dependence between rural and urban areas, and that wealth comes from combined labor across many hands, schools, markets, and industries. It urges farmers to see themselves as part of the social fabric.
Rural residents could listen to legislature speeches next session via radiophone if plans by J. FE. Lowry, Manitoba telephone commissioner, are enacted. Lowry declined to reveal technical details but said constituents would be able to hear their member’s remarks.
A terse note mentions a potential new service being considered for inclusion in regular operations. It states Brittan’s war debt of 130 million dollars is to be paid at five million dollars per month.
The Rural Municipality of Russell issues penalties under the Animals Act for keeping stallions bulls Rams and bears at large. Bulls face 75 to 59 dollars fines or 20 days to 2 months imprisonment. Stallions Rams and Bears penalties range 10 to 25 dollars or 10 days to one month. A copy of the Act is available from the Live Stock Office Winnipeg. Reeve E. C. de Balinhard appeals citizen cooperation and provincial police support.
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